This species is known from the northern slopes of Mount Roraima and the slopes of Mount Ayanganna in west-central Guyana, from 1,480-1,550m asl. Its distribution is poorly known, and it might occur more widely.

Habitat and Ecology

It has been recorded in primary montane forest. There is no information available about its breeding habits, but reproduction is likely to take place in water.

Population

It is not thought to be a common species.

Population Trend

Unknown

Major Threats

There are no known threats and this species' known localities are in undisturbed, remote areas.

Conservation Actions

Its range does not include any protected areas. More research into its extent of occurrence, ecological requirements and population status is needed.

Taxonomic Notes

This species is considered incertae sedis, and is presently left in the genus Hyla pending resolution of its taxonomic status (Faivovich et al. 2005).